Dorothy Amenuke

And of course, from 1992, Ghana has been v- very, very stable.

Of course, pri- even prior before that, but it's also created this environment which allows for artists like myself and our generation to be born, but also the generation that came before us, like Dorothy Amenuke, who is one of the artists in the show.

She was one of my teachers at the school, and their generation, it was very important for them to be able to transmit that history that they had inherited in order for artists like ourselves to be born within our generation.

Mm.

Mm, indeed.

Uh, and you mentioned that you've invited other artists to show work, uh, alongside yours.

Nine other artists, uh, showing at the Fondation Cartier, including sculptor Dorothy Amenuke, who's presenting work that showcases her signature use of fiber and textiles.

We asked her more about her approach to materials and how they intersect with your own practice.